February 23, 2015 | Anonymous
Animal print is showing up on the runway and in the most stylish home interiors. These prints are bold, but they don’t need to overpower your space to be effective.Thoughtfully choosing the color tone and placement of animal print can give your space warmth and tasteful personality.
If animal print scares you, start small. Select one piece of furniture or one home accessory and if you end up liking it, get more. The LDa living room/ home office below takes this approach. The traditional room has lots of fun color and light, and the cowhide desk chair in the back fits right in. Other animal print pieces can be incorporated into the space easily.
Interior Design by LDa Architecture & Interiors, Photo by Michael Lee
The living space below takes a similar approach with the leopard print couch. This one piece of furniture adds a fun touch to a mostly neutral interior.
Interior Design by Charles Spada Interiors
Muted animal prints are another option for those not sold on the trend. Below, two muted leopard prints accent the white and ivory room beautifully. The muted print remains within the neutral beige color palette easily.
Interior Design by Mary Douglas Drysdale
The kitchen may not the most obvious room for animal print, but we promise you it can be done! Below, a white and black leopard print adorns the high dining chairs, making for a wonderful mix of the traditional and the eclectic in this space.
Architecture by Patrick Ahearn Architect
Don’t be afraid to mix and match animal prints. In fact, this approach is recommended over sticking to one print for an entire room. Below, cowhide print chairs and a zebra print rug complement a warm and inviting living space. By keeping colors to earth tones, the space is not overwhelmed by the prints.
Interior Design by Tara Seawright
Rugs are another great place for animal print. The living room below has a wall-to-wall leopard print carpet, which fits nicely with the rest of the minimalist space.
Carpeting by Dover Rug & Home
A snakeskin print rug may seem wild, and it is! But we think it looks great in this living room, and creates a truly eclectic vibe.
Carpeting by Dover Rug & Home
Another unique animal print not often seen is deer hide – the staircase runner below has a deer hide-inspired print flecked with metallic gold. The result is an of-the-moment and unique take on the animal print trend.
Sally Wheat Interiors
Animal print can also complement a modern-style interior. Below, a cheetah-print hide packs a bold punch to accent the space’s clean lines and neutral hues.
CL Waterfront Properties
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